Sentence examples for rule dictated from inspiring English sources

The Dodd-Frank rule dictated that banks would have to find new homes for their risk-taking unit to prevent them from taking risks with customer deposits.

The rule dictated that the early states hold their contests in a specific order — with New Hampshire coming third — and no earlier than designated dates between Jan . 14and Jan . 29

That rule, passed in 2010 and called the "swaps pushout rule", dictated that banks had to keep certain arcane, risk-taking businesses away from customer deposits: swaps in stocks, commodities, and similar businesses.

The same rule dictated that the 1995 sexual assault of a jogger named Maria Isabel Alves, though fatal, did not compare with the attack on the other jogger, who survived.

Basically, the stymie rule dictated that if my ball came to rest on the green between your ball and the hole, well, tough cookies for you.

It is in the FIFA rule book, so referee Howard Webb did as the rule dictates.

A simple rule dictates my buying: Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful.

Logistical challenges remained, including the reintroduction of the station's old "five car rule" — dictating that only passengers in the first five cars could exit.

For the Laplace pdf (16), the rule dictates the cell width relationship: (21).

A widely held rule dictates all embryo research should be stopped at 14 days but some scientists and bioethicists are saying the rule should be revisited.

It gives each a reason to choose as the rule dictates if it affects the individual's beliefs concerning which strategy the other agents will adopt.